pain sensation

NOUN
  1. a somatic sensation of acute discomfort
    as the intensity increased the sensation changed from tickle to pain
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How To Use pain sensation In A Sentence

  • They have important effects on blood pressure, blood clotting, pain sensation, and reproduction mechanisms, but one prostaglandin may have different and even opposite effects in different tissues.
  • Vibratory and pain sensation thresholds for 433 healthy workers without history of vibration exposure in one factory were studied.
  • In experiments in mice they have been implicated in pain sensation and fear-conditioned learning.
  • TRPV1 can detect noxious stimulus and convert it into action potentials traveling to the central and forming pain sensation.
  • An appendix sitting behind the obturator muscle causes a pain sensation in the pelvis, sometimes only detected with a rectal exam. Archive 2003-05-01
  • TRPV1 can detect noxious stimulus and convert it into action potentials traveling to the central and forming pain sensation.
  • Loss of pain sensation together with possible rarefaction of the bones of the neuropathic foot can have serious consequences.
  • These physiological changes decrease patients' pain thresholds and thereby increase pain sensation, anxiety, fear, and the release of pain transmitters, such as histamines, serotonins, kinins, and prostaglandins.
  • With muscular pain, the pain sensation may be due to distension or stretch of the muscular walls or to transient ischemia of the muscle.
  • The results suggested that VPL may be involved in the modulation of pain sensation by simultaneous electric activities of PEN and PIN in VPL.
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